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Bolt drivers work as self-employed independent contractors. But lawyers believe that the terms of their contracts means they should be classed as ‘workers’. Workers are entitled to a range of rights and protections that self-employed contractors are not – including the National Minimum Wage and holiday pay.
Lawyers have launched class actions to help Bolt drivers claim back the wages they should have received. If successful, Bolt drivers who join a claim could receive thousands of pounds in backpay.
What do we know about the Bolt drivers backpay claim?
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If you have a potential claim, register your interest and we’ll keep you updated about this case.
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October 2022
More than 1,600 Bolt drivers launched a legal action claiming that they had been wrongly classed as self-employed.
July 2020
A landmark Supreme Court ruling gave Uber drivers worker status. This meant they are entitled to rights such as National Minimum Wage and holiday pay. The case set a precedent for other drivers working as independent contractors, including Bolt drivers.
We’ll provide more updates on the fight for justice in the Bolt drivers case as they occur.
The way Bolt drivers work means they should be classed as ‘workers’ not ‘self-employed independent contractors’. Legal experts believe that Bolt drivers should have access to rights including minimum age and holiday pay.
Yes. If you’ve driven for Bolt in the past 10 weeks, you could have a claim.
No, Bolt cannot penalise drivers for making an employment claim. If it did, you would likely be eligible for more compensation.
If you are currently working as a Bolt driver, or have done so in the last 10 weeks, you may qualify to make a claim.
We cannot say how much compensation you might get if you win your Bolt drivers claim. However, we believe that Bolt could owe many current and former drivers thousands of pounds in backpay.
In the UK, if a group of people have experienced loss, or otherwise been harmed by an organisation’s law breaking, they can come together to fight for justice. Levelling the playing field when standing up to big businesses, group actions prove that there is strength in numbers. At Join the Claim, we bring consumers and law firms together to ensure these group actions are as powerful as possible.
We won’t charge you a single penny. And we ensure any law firms we connect you with operate on a no-win-no-fee basis.
At Join the Claim, we unite law firms and individuals to ensure powerful group action claims. We are not a law firm, but we help ensure people get straightforward access to compensation.
Think of us as the ultimate matchmaker for justice. Shining a spotlight on the latest and biggest consumer wrongdoings and making eligibility checks a breeze, we connect you with the law firms ready to fight for you.
We won’t charge you a single penny when you sign up to join a claim, but we might take a fee from the law firms we introduce you to.
In January 2024, the High Court ruled that drivers could sue BMW for fitting some
On 19 February 2021, the Supreme Court ruled that Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed
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